Tunisia has reopened its land, sea and air borders for the first time in more than three months after it announced it had brought the coronavirus outbreak under control.
Some operations restarted at Tunis-Carthage airport, with flights to Rome, Geneva and Paris scheduled to depart, Reuters reports.
The government ended all restrictions on movement and businesses after Prime Minister Elyes Fakhfakh said on June 14 that Tunisia had won the battle against the spread of the virus.
However, the pandemic has severely impacted the tourism sector, which contributes nearly 10 per cent of gross domestic product and is a key source of foreign currency.
